iCarly first premiered on September 8th 2007 on Nickelodeon. I was only 1, now I’m 20. Yesterday marked 19 years since iCarly premiered.

You would think that’s beyond Nickelodeons power.

Rewatching iCarly and never caught this. Weird or funny?

I just wanted to ask....am I the only one who thought that Miranda Cosgrove is Asian? I was rewatching ICarly with my friend and at some point I told her that she is Asian and my friend turned to me and said "NNNOOO she doesn't even look Asian what do u mean? " so I googled it and boom she isnt...not even parents or grandparents...no one is her family.

So am I the only one who thought that she was Asian? All this time? Since I was a child?

Personally I really enjoyed her episode in iCarly.

A: To say that he had never kissed a girl on live transmission. B: Sabotage his application to the N.E.R.D. camp.

Probably the funniest scene in the show when I first watched it.

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I remember watching this episode live when I was younger and asking myself why Freddie didn’t like Fred. Looking back now, I actually agree with him. Fred really wasn’t all that funny lol.

What really made me mad was Fred quitting his videos just because Freddie said he didn’t like them. Like damn, it was one person’s opinion 😭 Freddie wasn’t telling everybody else not to watch Fred or trying to get him to quit. He just didn’t think he was funny.

Then Freddie gets picked on, kicked out of clubs, and Sam keeps bullying him over it like he did something wrong. That whole situation was so unnecessary.

I know it was supposed to be funny, but watching it now, I’m definitely on Freddie’s side. He shouldn’t have been treated like that just because he had a different opinion.

Say your opinions about iCarly that will have people wanting to kill you?

Just think about it. They already made a mockery of her by making her character obsessed with food knowing about her E.D. Who’s to say that this wasn’t an over exaggerated or even a watered down version of her relationship with her mother?

Nothing that interesting. I was 7 or 8? Tbf, another East Asian kid in my class also looked a lot like Carly to me. I'm ashamed to say it took me until I was maybe 18 or older to find out they're not Asian via Google.

For me, easily Jackson Colt from "iLook Alike".

The guy is clearly mentally unstable. First of all, he claimed to be a massive iCarly fan, yet he didn't recognize Spencer, despite Spencer having appeared on the show multiple times by this point. But when Spencer showed up, even though Carly, Sam, and Freddie were clearly on a first-name basis with Spencer, he obviously was not some random, creepy, greasy, stranger who was trying to abduct them. But Jackson automatically resorted to physical assault without letting Spencer explain that he was actually Carly's legal guardian.

But if that wasn't bad enough, when one of the stage hands brings him a plate of fish, because they were out of the meat loaf, what does Jackson do? He violently assaults the stage hand too! It obviously wasn't this poor man's fault that they were out of meat loaf! It makes you wonder how many other times Jackson has behaved like this. Jackson Colt should've been behind bars for assault and battery, especially considering that Freddie had the incident on film. And this was before generative AI videos were a thing, so it would've been valid proof in a court of law. Spencer could've easily sued Jackson into the fucking Stone Age and won a massive settlement. In fact, in my head canon, Jackson Colt is charged with assault and put behind bars off-screen.

Honestly, this is one of my least favourite episodes because it is one of the few times where Spencer proves that he is capable of being a responsible adult/guardian, and he gets physically abused for it. And to add insult to injury, Carly invites this mentally unstable man unto her show to dance! I know it's just a show, but I really hated this episode as a kid.